I am currently watching the broadcast of the Moscow rally. And simultaneously, news is coming in like “in St. Petersburg
activists have blocked the Roskomnadzor building”.

Everyone, as usual, considers themselves a strategist when viewing the battle from the sidelines, but it seems to me that it is wrong to organize simultaneous actions in different cities. I mean, who will be closely following St. Petersburg today when there is Moscow? On the other hand, imagine how cool it would be if every day one large, awesome, well-prepared action took place in a new city! Let the actions be different in style, in format; let people try to outdo one another. Let them say: well, in St. Petersburg it was okay, but then in Krasnodar it was absolutely mind-blowing! Meanwhile, people in each specific city, by the time it is their turn again, will have had time to rest, save money, gather enthusiasm, see others’ creative ideas, and come up with their own.

Thus, by shifting the focus from place to place, one could set up a truly indefinite nationwide public campaign, rather than another “shouted and dispersed” event.